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The Interactive Activation Model of Letter Perception
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The interactive activation model of letter perception is a model that uses neuron-like processing units to connect the different features, letters, and words in a sentence, ultimately allowing them to be correctly recognized by the brain.
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The interactive activation model of letter perception, created by Rommel Hart and his colleague, Dr. McClelland, is a set of neuron-like processing units that can construct line segment features, letters, and words out of pixel-level inputs with connections, weights and a bottom-up feature.
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Summary
The interactive activation model of letter perception, created by Rommel Hart and his colleague, Dr. McClelland, is a set of neuron-like processing units that can construct line segment features, letters, and words out of pixel-level inputs with connections, weights and a bottom-up feature. Understanding the model, means you begin to understand how the mind and brain construct words from letters, and how these computations are carried out at a neural level.